The table (and at this point, that is all it is) is uploaded to my google docs. If anyone takes a look at this, please give me your feedback. Thanks.
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I’ve uploaded my magic hack for Kalagris to my google docs. Magic can be a grim business in Kalagris, definitely not for the faint of heart. If you happen to check it out, please bbe sure to leave a comment with what you think of it.
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The new games and systems have their own design goals. The designers set out to deliver a certain experience at the gaming table, and their designs reflect that. It is always important to remember that. They are trying to deliver to you their vision of the best system, and therefore, experience, that they possibly can. If your vision jives with theirs, then great. If not, then I ask, is newer really better? In this case, I think I’ll be coming up with something that allows me to inject some mystery into opponents. Maybe not exactly the Descending AC system, but something similar, to be sure.
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OK, I’m learning. I’ve created a folder for all my S&W stuff. I’ve added pdf’s of my cleric, fighter, and Damage Threshold articles, so if anyone wants them, they are in a more immediately usable form. I also learned that I can post a link to the folder (Google Docs calls it a “Collection”), rather than posting links to individual articles. The link is at the bottom of the page, after the posts.
I am somehat frustrated. Blogger doesn’t handle attachments, and I don’t want all my house rules and crap to be in-line in my blog. So, I am going to try linking to Google docs for “finished” things. That will also have the advantage of downloadability, if anyone sees something they like. I’ll post inro blurbs for the docs I upload there. I’ll also post “developer” type notes here. I hope this works.
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